Uygur Avazi at 69 Keeps the Uyghur Voice Alive for Decades
For nearly seven decades, Uygur Avazi (Voice of the Uyghur) has occupied a distinctive place in Kazakhstan’s media…
Punished for Speaking Uyghur?
For some Uyghurs in China’s Xinjiang region, leaving a detention facility has not necessarily meant returning to an…
UyCast: Why a Uyghur Podcast Matters in an Age of Chinese Repression
A new platform for Uyghur history, language and conversation joins a wider effort to tell stories beyond the…
Uyghur Children’s Rights Put China’s Boarding Schools Under Scrutiny
A child should not lose a parent, a language and a sense of belonging because of government policy.…
Stolen Childhoods and the Struggle to Preserve Uyghur Identity
For a child, home is more than a building. It is the sound of a mother speaking her…